Portable Induction Cooktop, Single Electric Burner, 100°F - 575°F | 94 Precise Temp Range, Large 8” Heating Coil, Perfect for Professional & Commercial Settings, Shatter-Proof Glass Surface

I heated a 12" cast iron pan to 475 in a reasonable amount of time using the 900W setting. I plan on using this for my overlanding build since I had issues with a gas stove in windy condition. So far everything works in the short tests that I've performed. Can't wait to make a full mean at camp soon. The controls are easy to read, and the unit is compact enough for easy stowing for camping. the 8-inch burner means I can heat larger cooking vessels quickly and evenly. The heating area heats up a cast iron a lot better than expected. I'm impressed so far.

Good quality works great

Unsure what the difference is between this and its higher price twin, I own both and can't tell a difference. Makes cooking quick and easy, heats up skillets far faster than the gas stove does. I had a large excess computer bag which I use as the carrying a carrying case. The main purpose of the gas stove is now for emergency backup. Cast iron works great on it as does cast steel. Pots for induction tops are far more common than they use to be.

The Nuwave Pro Chef is my first introduction using induction cooking. I have used it a few dozen times now. I like the precise temperature control, and 3 wattage outputs. It is very easy and fast to clean after cooking. Some complain about the loud cooling fan when cooking. I can hear the fan, but it is not that bad at all. I am getting ready to order a mid size induction compatible (old school) coffee percolator to use this winter on cold mornings. Using induction to slow percolate the coffee, and then lower the temperature to use the induction as a warmer. Keep it fun! I do recommend the Pro Chef.

I recently bought this electric stove and used it for a large party. It heats up super fast, making it perfect for searing chicken, sautéing vegetables, and cooking marinated shrimp. The temperature control is precise, contrary to some reviews, and I didn’t notice any issues with comfort or usability. Cleaning is a breeze. So far, it’s been convenient, efficient, and reliable—I highly recommend it!

Been using several months. Very satisfied. Can program it, including with auto shutoff. My husband did so. We’re really pleased with every feature and the performance plus appearance.

ok but exchanged to round titanium one

I like having added this item to my kitchen. We used it to temporarily replace our stovetop. Based on how heavy duty it feels, I believe it will be in our kitchen for a long time.

Works very well

Tried induction a couple years ago. HATED IT. Thought Id give the new tech a try as it has temp mode not just a bollocks 1-10 scale. Massive improvement. Even if you are the type who can burn water this is the model for you. SS, (seasoned) 3mm thick carbon steel, alu w/ ss bottom, it works with all three. 8inch, 10, 12inch? It really doesnt care all that much. Just set to 900 watt mode, set temp to 'med' 275F (or 300 for SS) wait 2 or 3 minutes, little dab of butter, add your eggs... bam. No effort, perfect crispy fried eggs with zero stick. Then set to 1500w mode, temp to 300 wait a minute... add your bacon. No spitting. Just crispy bacon! Love this little guy.

If you're looking for an induction cook top to use for camping of even in your home, this is a great option. We chose this one because it has an 8-inch induction coil which is better than the majority of its portable competitors. We purchased it for an off-grid camping trip and we're happy with the results of using this cook top for different tasks, like searing steak, frying eggs and boiling water. It turned out that where we camped had a boil water advisory, so we had to boil more water than we first thought. Even in a large pot with ten quarts of water, this induction cooker was able to do the job and still leave some battery life in our power pack. With solar it worked even better. One of the smart designs of this cooktop is the ability to change wattages, so the cooktop draws less energy. For instance, even without changing the wattage settings, at a medium low setting, which is still above the 100°c boiling point, the cook top was only drawing 550watts, which meant our solar input was nearly keeping up with draw on our Ecoflow Delta 3 Max. This means less battery draw and more usage for our power station. We also boiled another giant pot of water using solar and used nearly 10% less battery than without solar. All in all I would definitely recommend the cook top. It's pretty good quality and goes above and beyond what should be expected of it. I've attached a photo of cooking with the solar set up in our backyard, to test before camping.